Kathryn Besio

University of Hawaii at Hilo — United States

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

9h-index549citations19works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics(7), Participatory Visual Research Methods(5), Anthropological Studies and Insights(4), Geographies of human-animal interactions(3), Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies(3)

Publications19 total

Autoethnography
Elsevier eBooks·2019· 9 cited
Auto-Methods in Feminist Geography
GeoHumanities·2019· 23 cited
Geographic Methods: Life Writing Analysis
Oxford Bibliographies Online Datasets·2018· 1 cited
Hiding in the garden
2017· 3 cited
Chutes and Ladders: Negotiating Gender and Privilege in a Village in Northern Pakistan
2015· 18 citedOpen Access
Introduction to ACME Special Issue on Sexuality and Gender: Sexed, Unsexy and Gendered Spaces of Inversions and Reversals Kathryn Besio
Open Collections·2015· 1 citedOpen Access
Losing it in Hawai‘i: Weight Watchers and the paradoxical nature of weight gain and loss
Gender Place & Culture·2014· 5 cited
Eating Hawai'i: local foods and place-making in Hawai'i Regional Cuisine
Social & Cultural Geography·2011· 38 cited
The Politics and Ethics of Trust in Geographic Research
2010· 2 cited
Autoethnography
Geography Compass·2009· 220 cited
Sexy Beasts and Devoted Mums: Narrating Nature through Dolphin Tourism
Environment and Planning A Economy and Space·2008· 30 cited
Depth of Fields: Travel Photography and Spatializing Modernities in Northern Pakistan
Environment and Planning D Society and Space·2007· 6 cited
Telling Stories to Hear Autoethnography: Researching women's lives in northern Pakistan
Gender Place & Culture·2005· 36 cited
Autoethnography: A Limited Endorsement
The Professional Geographer·2004· 30 cited
The Value of Autoethnography for Field Research in Transcultural Settings
The Professional Geographer·2004· 101 cited
Cultural Tourism and Tourism Cultures: The Business of Mediating Experiences in Copenhagen and Singapore. By Cang-Seng Ooi. Copenhagen: Copenhagen Business School Press, 2002. 277 pp. $31.00, €32.00 (paper).
The Journal of Asian Studies·2003
Steppin’ in it: postcoloniality in northern Pakistan
Area·2003· 26 cited
Book Review: Rethinking globalization: critical issues and policy choices
Progress in Development Studies·2002
Spatial stories of researchers and travelers in a Balti village, Pakistan : jamgli geographies of gender and transculturation
UMI eBooks·2001

Frequent Co-authors

David Butz(3), Pamela Moss(3), LeeRay M. Costa(1), Lynda Johnston(1), Robyn Longhurst(1), Sarah Marusek(1)